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x-Pro1 with Hélios 44M4 2 58mm

These lovely little birds like to pose in front of me in my garden..

This one is living near my front door. I think he looks cool, but some visitors don't think so. Sometimes you can hear them scream before they ring the bell :o)))

 

Explore, Highest position: #362 on Saturday, September 19, 2009

I like the colours i this one

Vinca herbacea. Closeup.

Another couple of leaves in the ice - irresistible.

aos amigos do flickr.

 

> see it large.

A large Zamara cicada near La Fortunal, Costa Rica.

Anyone know what type of flower this is ?

I love the centre...looks like a truffle :)

 

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Lens: Laowa 25mm F2.8 2.5-5x Ultra Macro

 

Magnification 2.5x

 

Exposure: f/5.6, 1/6s, ISO 640

 

Lighting: 2 x Godox AD200 through a octabox and another product softbox for the model

 

Stack: 82 pictures at 50um step with WeMacro rail (4.1mm total distance)

 

Processing: Helicon + PS (to remove some dust particles)

Man created these crevices. Nature put life into them. And monsoon added its own magic

Wifes dirty and crakcling Hunters

Female cardinal ... photo taken in southern Illinois

Stones picked up on the Jersey shore

It was fun shooting milky way last night. Here's a closeup shot of milky way taken @70mm. You can imagine how close we were to it : )

 

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One from the photo archives :-)

 

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New leaves unfolding

The scientific name is: Cycas revoluta, known in spanish as Palma de Sago, in english as Sago Palm

More info en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cycas_revoluta

EDIT : JUST SO THERE IS NO MISUNDERSTANDING, THIS IS UNLIKELY TO GIVE A PERFECT WHITE BALANCE, BUT IF YOU GET CAUGHT OUT IN TRICKY LIGHT SITUATIONS, IT WILL GET YOU CLOSE.

 

There are many add on gadgets for getting an average white balance, from using a paper coffee filter to the very pricey Expodisc.

Here is another to add to the list, just the top from a cup of Starbucks coffee.

As I usually have a cup or two rolling around in my car, there is usually one I can use in an emergency if I'm out and about :)

I usually keep a few along with straws in the glove compartment too, never know when they will come in handy for a cup of coffee while travelling.

 

To use, I set the focus to infinity, place the cap over, then set the custom WB. I dont even need to hold it as it fits nicely inside my lens hood, but that is just a lucky coincidence.

Wifes dirty and crakcling Hunters

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